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Is it that unlikely that a journalist left the encryption keys on an internet-facing machine? The protection on an essentially unguarded computer (let's face it
by 6d0debc071 11y ago
Is it that unlikely that a journalist left the encryption keys on an internet-facing machine? The protection on an essentially unguarded computer (let's face it, if someone wants to break into any of our home machines, they can) would then be the weakest link.
- nyolfen 11y agopoitras and the intercept are both very well versed in opsec and the necessity for airgapping, and the latter hired Morgan Marquis-Boire to handle security for first look media. i don't think it's as likely as you believe
- jonnybgood 11y agoThe NSA is also well versed in OPSEC, but a guy took a ton of their documents and is currently residing in Russia. There are always holes in the system.